For Master Duel format, I would advise something around 0.62 - 0.70, the reason being that Master Duel decks have the "N/R/SR/UR" tags on the cards, which throws off object detection to some significant extent, so you'll need to compensating by reducing the accuracy coefficient threshold
Morii decided to surround Swirlix with miniature clay models of treats and candy, and Swirlix looks like its enjoying itself greatly
Given the problems that have long plagued the Pokmon TCG, this had a lot of alarm bells ringing
Misty's Tears originally has Misty drawn nude, and it was changed to a Squirtle trying to stop Misty's tears from falling down
Each character also has a Strength value that tells the player how much damage they can cause, and a Willpower value that tells the player how much their defense is, or how many attack points it will take to banish that card from play